Courant harness bridge fail

[Andymacp]

 

Bought this harness about 6 months ago. It's used most days, came down for lunch and when I went to put it back on it was like this !

[Stubby]

Nicked with a saw ?

[tree-fancier123]

either its a piece of sh1t or you're a workaholic

 

i like my Komet Miller, Dragonfly - the fact that Miller manufacture industrial safety gear for decades is reassuring, some of these companies that make arb saddles and boots dont seem to have a background in industrial safety

 

i see courant are into fire and rescue equipment too, so should know their stuff - like Stubby says, maybe a Silky

Edited June 12, 2017 by tree-fancier123

[Andymacp]

No defo no knicks or cuts, the outer sleeve looks squashed where the ring sits

[Stubby]

Any burrs or snags on the ring ?

[Andymacp]

Nope smooth as a virgins thigh

[Stubby]

Nope smooth as a virgins thigh

 

That smooth eh ? Or smooth as a cashmere cod piece .

[Andymacp]

It's very light, an minimalistic, given the bridge failure and the way the adjusting loops come loose at the end of each day I wouldn't recommend it. Tree Austria is a better harness

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

No excessive or unusual movements or stresses during the morning?

 

Checked pre-start etc??

 

That's pretty scary!

[Andymacp]

Yeah that's the usual claim from manufactures " you must have been using it wrong or in a way unintended". No just normal climbing.

I've backed it up with a tape slung to finish today but all the pressure is on those bits of string and there still holding to be fair